Little boy stuns Turkish ice-cream seller during fun trick in viral video. Here’s what he did
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Shared on Twitter by IPS officer Dipanshu Kabra, the video shows a boy standing in front of the stall of a Turkish ice-cream seller.
Have you ever enjoyed a sweet treat from a Turkish ice-cream stall? If yes, then you probably know that they don’t give you the cone just like that. After a few twists and turns and tricks, you get to have a taste of the special ice-cream. However, one particular video featuring a boy left netizens laughing out loud after he gave the Turkish ice-cream seller a taste of his own prank.
Shared on Twitter by IPS officer Dipanshu Kabra, the video shows a boy standing in front of the stall of a Turkish ice-cream seller. As the clip goes on, the ice-cream seller tries to pull a prank on the boy. But, the little boy grasps the seller’s stick tightly and snatches the ice-cream and exits the frame slowly eating his treat.
“You always get your match or even better,” read the caption.
Take a look:
You always get your match or even better #tuesdayvibe pic.twitter.com/lb0p0r69xI
The video has garnered over 100k views and tons of reactions. People were amused at the clip and commented on how the boy managed to outprank the ice-cream seller.
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